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It is the first time that the Nordic country has ranked at the top of the SDG Index
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The one-way trip will take 40 minutes when reconstruction is completed in September 2022
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After two years of collaboration between security forces in the EU, a common strategic document is born
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Luft Stockholm, Source: Stockholm Municipality
Luft Stockholm is like a weather forecast app but for air
On 4 May the City Council of Stockholm launched a new app, aimed at residents of the Swedish capital, which shows the air quality in different points of the municipal territory. The aim of this new tool (called Luft Stockholm (meaning Air Stockholm) is to provide more transparency to citizens and give them complete information on the health risks associated with living and working in a particular area thanks to fine-tuned forecasts that show the level of pollen or pollution present in the atmosphere.
The City of Stockholm encourages its residents to download the new app (available for Android and iOS) and consider using it the way they would use a weather forecast instrument. The benefits of Luft Stockholm are that one can consult data for various points of the city and compare them.
It weighs the city's measurements of air pollution with weather data from the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) and pollen forecasts from the Swedish Museum of Natural History. The app also shows how the levels have changed in recent days and weeks. In the personal health diary, users can compare how they feel about the levels of various air pollutants and birch pollen in order to better understand what can cause any health problems they may be experiencing.
The Luft Stockholm app has been developed by the environmental administration in collaboration with the Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine at Umeå University and the Palynological Laboratory at the Swedish Museum of Natural History. The Asthma and Allergy Association has also supported the development of this digital tool. The project is part of the City of Stockholm's initiative ‘Smart and connected city’.
It is the first time that the Nordic country has ranked at the top of the SDG Index
What can they tell us about the presidential race next year?
After two years of collaboration between security forces in the EU, a common strategic document is born
The municipality declared that over 95% of its households enjoy a fast broadband connection
The solution’s effectiveness depends on the involvement and collaboration of all urban traffic participants
Residents will carry portable devices that measure air pollution levels as part of the city’s HOPE project
After two years of collaboration between security forces in the EU, a common strategic document is born
The one-way trip will take 40 minutes when reconstruction is completed in September 2022
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It is the first time that the Nordic country has ranked at the top of the SDG Index
Despite the relaxation of certain restrictions, the nationwide lockdown remains in force until 30 June
The theme of the tours is “A look behind the façade: art and identity in the parties’ group rooms”
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An interview with the Mayor of Fredericia, Denmark
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